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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1911)
Hood Sarsaparilla nil humors, catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tired feeling, restores ine appcuie, curt'9 paleness, nervousness, builds up the whole system. . . .. ..,iUtf In hmiih) lid ti 1 d form r cbli-uUird tub.U tailed rtb. KODAKS AND KODAK UPPL I r Vrfu for ratam nrlnl I". - "" ' TKIrd trt OR ATENTS J give you p 0. 0. MARTIN. '-" Writ fir lifsraitlst roHTLAHO. OSS WE BUY OLD GOLD MwhMt prirea paid f'r VKer, 0e Jeweiry, Ciosd " m .. 1 L t IW Oa w a.- u aV . . fwiwml. "I Hiatn. Ntwn UaH ami fine. La.iv,ile 'ii'H.i4u. ir !( Itnll wi.r, ll Milm nUi-Ni a .4 full Frl litM) Mi m , ,.,i.tf ion I .-.. ,' I atiuirt ifB a fcaiiaai, UtWl VWlWtMU tfMMi GAS LIGHTING SYSTKMS jr, farm at small tuat. Haitar Hunt than rttr f Uh-i rirHy . hwlirhaa un or tf lika wrrtrtrity. N ntalH, no puMltHlH of A r. Cjt m-tnth (4 rtty ee, l-Mfht Imu-, fcmrrt. uolltrfi)n, driveway. I'mmI fr crank in tik city fu Wrtie for particular. t A. HKVANT. IM M .. a Ht. IN.iiU.a4. Or. Tumors, Goiters, Rheumatism (hronM , Nervoua avwl rcmam U a Art ru-l without (he kntfV Tnnrnuirh.y ig:pitt Sanatorium, IUatitlful karat km. Kataa tlMkl. Write U .Ma-rature. Mradow (Udc Osteopathic Semttarlum kUCtax nrmm. lUtlk Ground, Wh. BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL tff !. H i mm I I iA-'l - "" Sal a a axana. MS MM WOW laUkMT Stmt VWM t U tMmi Mmttm. tmtmL It. Skylight Tanks Gutters Down Spouts Steel Ceiling I. C BAYER 2o4 Mdikrt Portland Ongim 8K.ND rtH CATAUXirE. y COFFEEl TEA SPICES BAHINO POWDCft IXTIUCTS inirri JUS I KK C1DSSET A DEYEIS rVKHANU OKI.' J MS ALCOHOL 0PIUM-T0IACCO lmi7Mathoril Kaalrr In ftliui la lfus. Writ rv illfMCMtMl olrmlar. C. Gee Wo The Chines Doctor Thli wonilaful man hu inwla liraitudy of lh priffrti of Root. tltrtM, nA Barks, and la Rfvlnff tha world tha banaOt of bla aarrlcaa. rj A No Marcury, Palaaiw yjtrDniiUtf. Ns 'uanniBH . . ... Sifc L ' "ra aiarrn, Aamma, l.anv. M a .ni W..n.n. , A SURC CANCER CURE iui J?'" trm r-rkln. ( l.ina-.afa, mil l In" rka. r yu ratmot rail, writ fiarmptnm blank lrcular. In. I... 4 cmta aiampa, CO.IJITATION TRtt The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. S:??irjBUSIIIESSCOLltBE UMUrifWiialiW W fv?sr LESSOXS IN Till IWN 1111(1 Ta WIS T I twt fnaumtm td4 Ur n)fywMWCt I I hnr ftf prnfMrty vmJiM Waf, I I lk (mm. ms toltor. touw W vll I 1 ahriifafl, taMlMa, pUaM in, tl f 1 latrf Ihu "fMirf IIMH vU RMia4 C Jk tri taH ,. f K'" Tut7uMIIT tt.Df f Irw ., caf, Morrtoam Partial.. Or Ftirlllng Indaad. A Univeraity of IVnnylvnl pro. r.amr who it U-whing In th .ummr chool l ,mewhHt a I, Kent mimled, and when he ii ngroiited in a .uhject It require, tha mt itartling .ute ment to idiuhv him from hi work. After trying aeveral minutet to gain hi attention a vlaltor, who know the profeaaor very well, leaned forward and laid sjuietly : "Vour wife ha topped talking." The profeaaor looked up.- l'hiladel. phia Time. TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Hd, Weak, Weary. Watery Eyea anddrunuliKedKyelld. Murine Itooan't Bmart KH)lhea Kya I'aln. IiriiKxluta Hell Murine Kyr Hemedy. Liquid. 25c. 60c. $1.00. Murine Kye Halve In Aiepiio Tube, 2r.c. 11 00. Kyo Book and Kye Advice rree by Mall. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. Change and Rett. "Hello, Dill,'" remarked Market treet laleaman a he mat a frUnH yeaterday In a lunch cafe, "where have you been T I haven't een you for the la.t three week." "Well," replied the vacationlat, wearily, "I'll tell you. I've been away. Went on tha refifimmemlat inn of my doctor. Seemed to be all run down and wrong. The doc aaid I waa nearly all In, had been working too hard. He adviaed ma in an tr, th. eaahore for a change and reat. I did, and here I am. The boardwalk got the change and the hotel got all the reat." He looked tired, and hla friend b lieved him. I'hiladelphia Record. TRY BALL BLUING. The hiinu. lrV' frli-nd on wah- day. I-arnf parknK" 10 rents. Illue that l fill blue. Once HK1) CROSS HALL Ml. I K la) trl.d, all otliri are dlarardi-d. Thre I a reaiion: Liquid bluln U a ,'k aolullon of colored water. while Hall HluInK I solid blun, clear thniiiKh. l'rl e. 10 cent. AIX GUO- CKKH. "Will you be mine?" "Yea, till we are married." "Till we are married?" "Yea, then you'll be mine." Toledo Rlade. SHE GOT WHAT SHE WANTED This Woman Had to Insist Strongly, but It Paid Chloaifo, III. "I auffcrerl from ft fv mnl wi iikni'na mid atotuui'h troublo. find 1 went to the More to Ret (Kittle if Ly.!U K. link li.tm'a Vegetable Compound, but the clerk did not want to lrt mo have it ho aiiid it wa. no good and wanted mo to try aometliinp. LC7iW.W l ' '. ' ' Yffi.'ikv ; ii about it 1 in glad 1 did, for It haa cured cie. "I know of no many cane, where wo. men have tH-en cured by I.ydla K. l'ink liam' Vegetable Compoiuul that I can say to every Buffering woman if that medicine Oies noi m-ip ner, inere is nothing that will." lira. Janetzki, 2M8 Arch M., t'liicago, 111. Thla Is the npe of auiwtltuttnn, and women who want ft cure ahoiild Insist ion J.yrMa K. Itnkliam'a g'tablfl Compound Just as thia woman did, and notui'ceo' aniiii'tlilngelse ou which the drncgiat cw Jiako a imio more protit Women w ho are passing througli tl.U rritlcal jxTiorl or vho are auftiTiiiij from any of thnso distresHlng ills pe culiar to their ei ahould not lose slht of the fact that for thirty year I.ydU K. llnkham'a Vegntublo l onipoiinu, which is made from roots and herbs, tiua lieen the aUndard reniwlv for fc. male ill. In almost vry community you will tlnd women wlio ruive neen restored to health by I.ydU lu. link, turn's Vi-geUblo Coniiouud, "Did your huaband give you that black eye?" "No, my husband is In prison for giving a black eye to the lady who gave it to me." P. I. P. WhenYou Take Cold One way Is to pay no attention to it; t least not until It de velops Into pneumonia, or bronchitis, or pleurisy. An other way Is to ask your doc tor about Ayer's Cherry Pec toral. If he aays, " The best thine for colds," then take It. Do as he saya, anyway. A W paaUah ftor-nalaa wa baatah aleohal from our kn4tiuM iers W arfa yo anii yoar doatur SI Y , Then the bowels are constipated, poi sonous suhstsnces sr absorbed Into the bloodln.te.d of being daily nm the body as nsture Intended. Kno,fl .hi. danger, doctor, slw.v. Inquire shout the condition of the howcl.. Ayer s PUIS. aaKe SI tha . O. Ajar C... LawalU WHEN GROWN ON LARGE SCALE CELERY IS FAIRLY PROFITABLE U l Excellent Crop for Every Farmer to Grow Because tt Is One of Most Delicious Vegetables Raised Under Favorable Conditions Plants Grow With Great Rapidity. Tljr 8. M. CLINTON.) Celery la a good market crop, but thore are many other crop which pay better. In the farnou Kaiaina too dUtrlct la Michigan, where the crop U grown excluHlvely on bundreda of cre by experu, it is stated that the averatce profit after rental of laid, growing and marketing expenaea are all paid doea not exceed 1 100 per acre. Occasionally we bear of phe nomenal crop for a single year, but as a rule celery la only moderately profitable. It la a fine crop for every farmer to grow because it la one of the most delicious vegetables produced. It is not difficult to grow celery. It re quire exceedingly rich land, aoroe commercial fertiliser and great care In cultivation and bleaching. In the Kalamaxoo district, where very fine celery ia grown, the soli Is a very black, rich spongy sort of loam, but good celery I grown on sandy land and on clay loam. Too ground must, however, be put Into thorough cultivation, and very heavily manured, In fact. It ought to be well fertillied for at leat two years before being planted to celery. The land must be well drained, be cause damp, soggy soil will not pro duce aound, firm celery. Tbla crop should usually follow some early crop like peas. The seed should be sown In rows about four feet apart. After the ground has been thoroughly pre pared and manured It should be left Celery-Root, Showing the Effects of Tranaplantlng. long enough for the weeds to get a tart, when It should be thoroughly manured and then planted. The row should be about two Inches wide and the seed should be scat tered over the entire width, then the soil should be finned into the soli by passing a roller over It, after which the seed should be covered very light ly with a rake. To prepare the ground for celery, rows ahould be made about four feet apart, and a light application of well rotted stable manure and nitrate of pot Rah placed In the furrow. The plant taken from the seed bed should be set about eight inches apart In the row and great care should be observed In placing the roots In their natural position without crashing and doubling them up. The soli (hen must be drawn firmly about tha plants and all weeds must be kept down. Vnder good conditions celery plants grow very rapidly. Soon after the plant are well started, they should be given a light application of nitrate of soda and another about two weeks later; this Is all they will need until they have reached the proper growth. Celery is bleached In several ways, but the best practice for the farm Is to place the plants In a trench about twelve inches deep and twelve Inches wide. The plants are taken up with a apadlng fork, the roots trimmed off square and all faulty stalks should be removed from the outside of the bunch. JERSEY HOLDS A dairy of ten cows should be kept. or a flock of sheep In place of cowa. By raising the heifer calves from the best milkers and selling off the old nwa when ther come fresh with their calves In the spring, a profitable herd can be butlt up In a few years. If but ter and cream Is to be sold buy a thor ourjiibred Jersey or Guernsey bull; if milk, an Ayrshire or Holsteln. My preference is for the Jerseys, says a V Place the plants four In a row and pack a little damp aoll around the root. After the plants have been placed In the trench, place a twelve Inch board on each side of the plants and draw the tops slightly together. A board placed on top will make a covering which will protect the plants until cold weather, when. If in a cold climate. Utter and earth must be thrown over the trench to prevent them from freezing. The slightest touch with frost will ruin them. If celery ia to be marketed late In the winter It should be placed in a hotbed or In earth in the cellar, or In a stor age house. The big celery growers follow the same method except that after the plants are placed In the trench with the boards on either side, earth is .1 :tiui H ri AJ Bleaching by Drain Tllee. filled In on each side of the boards which are gradually withdrawn until the trench Is nearly filled, leaving the top above the surface. Then a little draw ia placed over the top and held down by an occasional shovelful of earth and this is added to a the weather become colder. Some grower blanch their celery by placing over the plant a section of drain tile and covering up the top with a coarse cloth or Utter. Blanching ia really a very impor tant part of producing good celery; because, unless the plants are white. Arm and tender, they are not only unpalatable for the farmer's family, but are of course unsalable. Ex cluding the light Induces a solid growth in the heart of the plant and this growth is very rapid. It also turn a plant from green to pure white. Persons contemplating grow ing celery for the market should not attempt to do so until they have vis ited one of the large commercial cel ery gardens and learned from observa tion exactly how the work of seeding, transplanting, cultivating and market ing la done. Put the farmer who sim ply desires to grow enough celery for his family use, may II he follows In- 8torage Trench for Celery. stnictlons. grow good crops, always provided that bis soli is very rich and well drained. The application of manure ahould be made every season, no matter how rich the soil Is. because celery will nor grow well on Impoverished soil. Renovate the Bads. If the strawberry plants are rigor ous, and the bed not too weedy, it may pay to renovate it for another year. Mow the plants close to the ground, rake off the foliage and burn It, Plow a furrow, cutting out all but one foot of the row, and then go through and take out the weeds and diseased planta in thla row. Fill the furrow with thoroughly rotted manur and cultivate the soli back. Keep up a thorough cultivation of the soil all the season. BUTTER RECORD writer In an exchange. They consume less food and give a greater return for the food consumed, at least, that Is our experience after a trial of 20 years. Where milk and cream la sold the Jersey and Aryshlre cross will give the best results. Ilulld op a retail trade for your farm products a gal lon of good milk retailed will bring In 31 centa; if wholesaled It will sell for 18 cents. illliil The Fountain Head of Life Is The Stomach A rnaa who has a week sad impaired stomach and who doea not properly digest hi food wdl soon nod that bis blood has become weak and impoverished, and that hi whole body is improperly aad insumcieotly nourished. Dr. PIERCERS COLDEJV MEDIOAL DISOOVEBT mmkua alomrne mtroni. promofm (ate oar afgeafre nice, rmmtorrm fare lout appttlf, jneJree MBmlttllatloa ptrtmct. Imrltormf tao llrar aad parltlta aad aarlcata fee bJood. it is f Ae greaf Hood-matte, tlaua-bulldtr and rattoratlva nerve tomle. it makma mam atroaf la body, aetlva Im mind aad coo la ludfmaat. This " Discovery " is a pure, glyceric extraet of American medical roots," absolutely free from alcohol and all injurious, habit-forming drugs. All ita ingredients are printed on its wrappers. It has no relationship with seeret nostrums. It every ingredient is endorsed by the leader in all the schools of medicine. Don't accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this time-proven remedy or apown composition. Ass youb niiohsobs. They must know of many eurea made by it during past 40 years, right in your own neighborhood. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y. Be Cured In Your Own Home Rhenmatiam Stomach and Ctirad permaiwtlv In short tlma and at small eoat by aae Kneurnaimm, Biomacn ana of a c.ntraud min.r.1 war. n. r.. g nd for Lung Troubles, Skin Disease tMKimonuila and Htaratura. tl.t trial packaee St eaata. Address LANG'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERAL WONDER COMPANY Z3I Maia Btraet. Too Many Trump. "I have seen some very remarkable whist hands," said one of the bridge fiends in a down town club on Sat urday. "But once, about four years ago, I saw one man hold all 13 trumps." "Why, that a not so extraordinary," two or three players broke in all at once, "that's happened lots of " "Hold on till I'm through. What made this hand remarkable is that the man who held it only took one trick." ' ' Nonsense ! W h at are you ' ' "It's a fact. When bo trumped his partner's ace first time round bia part ner got up and threw him out of the window." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Dr. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar coated, easy to take as candy, regulate and invigorate stomach, liver ana bow els. Do not gripe. Blissful Ignorance. Holden, the New York birdraan, lately had in his shop a taciturn par rot. Day after day it sat silent on its perch, indifferent to every ques tion. At last a Cuban lady came into the shop and spoke to it in her native tonmie. The Darrot brightened up at I once, opened ita beak and emitted a 1 jubilant volley of vehement Spanish words. When the parrot finally ceased speaking, the lady turned to Mr. Holden and blushing violently asked: "Do you understand Spanish?" "No." he replied. "Thank God!" she replied, and left the shop. Success. FOR ALL EYE TAINS Stranger Have you a good hair tonic you can recommend? Druggist (in prohibition town) Here is something that is spoken of very favorably by people who have drank it. Puck. "Is your son out of danger yet?" "No; the doctor is going to make three or four more visits." Louis ville Courier-Journal. Young Men Wanted To fill vacancies in operating depart ments of RAILROADS and TELE GRAPH COMPANIES, due to deaths and promotion of old employes, new offices being established, etc., 175 to $90 per month to start with, when competent, promotion later to dis patcher, etc The National Telegraph Institute, Commonwealth Bldg., Port land, Oregon, has direct connection with the Southern Pacific Ry. Co. 'a wires and the United Wireless Co., whereby messages are received in the class room, giving the best training to operators. All seagoing vessels averaging fifty or more passengers are now required to carry wireless equip ment, and many new operators are needed. Write TODAY for litera ture. Spend a part of the winter in study and prepare for a profession where the salary is good and the chance of advancement the best. Tor DISTEMPER W. L. DOUGLAS 2.50, 3.C0, '3.50 & '4.00 SHOES WOMEN wear W-LDouglas stylish, perfect fitting, easy walking boots, because thay give long wear, same a W.L.Douglas Man' shoe. THE STANDARD OF Ql'JALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS The workmanship which hat madeW.L. Douglas shoe famous the work ovet is maintained in every pair. If I could take you into my large fadlorict at Rrorkton. Mass.. and show vou how carefully W.L.Doualas shoe are made, -. - . - . would then understand why they ore war ranted to hold their shape, fit better and wear longer than any other make for the price PKIITinU Tha rrnnliw have W. I.. Donila.S wrtM l lun name nil prlca alanine) on bottom J If yon cannot obtain . ! lougla boe In vour town wrlla for chUI". Sh.- pent dlreet DIE PIRof nir WW Ml or from Ivtorr lo oenrer, all . halve, prepaid. W.I- SM.mi SHiIKH will poeillelir out we r UOtULAj. IU spark MU, Urocatun. Maaa. TWO 1'AilMuf ordinary bujrs'sucaa PORTLAND, OREGON. They were a young couple and talked in loud voices on account of the rattle of the elevated trains. He waa not in a good humor. "I wonder" she said, "why the al lowances of m?ney made to wives by husbands are called 'pin money,' " "I suppose," he explained crossly, "it's because it sticks the husbands." Popular Magazine. A HEALTHY, HAPPY OLD AGE May be promoted by those who gently cleanse the system, now and then, when in need of a laxative remedy, by taking a deseitspoonful of the ever refreshing, wholesome and truly beneficial Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, which is the only family laxative generally ap proved by the most eminent phy sicians, because it acts in a natural, strengthening way and warms and tones up the internal organs without weakening them. It is equally benefi ficial for the very young and the mid dle aged, as it is always efficient and free from all harmful ingredients. To get its beneficial effects it is always necessary to buy the genuine, bear ing the name cf the Company California Fig Syrup Co. plainly printed on the front or every package. Shoe Polishes rineat In Qual'ty, Th.- mrt v-ri rt Larejoet In Variety. The meat ev-o rfqiiuem. nt lor ('ieatuim aua. polLbiiif bea of a.l aiuda sod colors. OILT EDGE tha 0117 ladlrs ahoa drearlng flat polllvly c-ntolna OIL. Marks and roliaar Hdl-" and cMldren'a boota and .taora, aalaca wllkovl rabbin.. SV. "French Oloa..' Ice. I 4 NO Y c.nibiutl.D rorcleanlna and poltditna all kinds of rus-t or tan thora. :15c. Star" alia, luo. KL1TB combination for ventlemcn who take prxla in havtnar their nhnea look A 1. Keatorea color and lu.tr. to all black shoes. Poliah with a brush or cloth. 25c. BABY ELITE aire 10c If Tour dealar doea not keep the kind yon want, end'uft his a.Mrea and tha prlca la ftbunpa tot a full .Ire pe.'rre. WHITTEMORE BROS. & CO.. 30-36 Albany St., Cambridge. Maae, 2n UideH unit iiwst .unMii-curer oj Shot t'ulitke in tht World. P N U No. 40 -"II HRX wHtlnff totMlvrtlMTpltM mention this ppr. Pink fye, FpiiooOCt Shipping fever and Catarrhal fever1 WMemom Si ifflaW" Sunt car and posit fv prvrvnthrta, no matter bow horns at any ar mr infect! or "xpusied." Liquid, triv-n on th tongue; acts on tha aHlood and Gland, expels the poisonous aTerm from the body. Cures Die temper In Dotnand ISheep and Cholera in Poultry. Ii-ff-Mt aelHnsj Hy toe it remedy. Curea Ia Grippe amone human being and t a fine K ki rey remedy. 80c and $1 a bottl: $5 and $10a doxen. Cut thia out. Keep It, Show toyo'.rdruffjr.pt, who will ttr-t t fur you. Free Bouklet, "lie tvriper, Causi and Curea. Special agenta wanted. SPOHN MEDICAL CO.; BC!1 GOSHEN, IND, U.S. A. ify m :"W 1,. 4 V I" - v you m
